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React slider component for showing product images to be used in e-commerce application
ProductSlider Component The ProductSlider component is a versatile image slider designed for React applications. It allows you to display a set of images in a customizable carousel format. You can enable magnification, navigation buttons, and adjust various styling options. this component can be used in e-commerce applications to display products and mockups.

Installation To use the ProductSlider component in your project, follow these steps:
Install the package via npm or yarn:
npm install product-slider-component
yarn add product-slider-component
Import the component into your React application:
import { ProductSlider } from 'product-slider-react';
if you just want to use magnifier for any image
import { Magnifier } from 'product-slider-react';
Usage
The ProductSlider component accepts the following props:
width (optional): The width of the slider (default: “700px”).
height (optional): The height of the slider (default: “100%”).
magnify (optional): Enable image magnification (default: true).
images: An array of image objects with an img property containing the image URL.*upto 14 images if tilePostion is "bottom" else 10*
magnifierSize (optional): Size of the magnifier (default: 200).
zoomLevel (optional): Zoom level for the magnified image (default: 3).
MagnifierBorderRadius (optional): Border radius for the magnifier (default: “50”).
prevIcon (optional): Custom icon for the previous button (default: “<”).
nextIcon (optional): Custom icon for the next button (default: “>”).
buttonBg (optional): Background color for navigation buttons (default: “#b8b7b4”).
imgBg (optional): Background color for the main image (default: “#b8b7b4”).
imgRadius (optional): Border radius for the main image (default: “20px”).
tileRadius (optional): Border radius for thumbnail tiles (default: “10px”).
tilePosition (optional): Position of thumbnail tiles (“bottom” | “right” | “left”, default: “bottom”).
Example usage:
<ProductSlider
width="800px"
height="60vh"
images={[
{ img: 'image1.jpg' },
{ img: 'image2.jpg' },
// Add more images...
]}
// Other props...
/>
The Magnifier component is used internally by the ProductSlider component for image magnification. You can also use it independently if needed.
Props for Magnifier:
imgUrl: The URL of the image to magnify.
magnifierSize (optional): Size of the magnifier (default: 200).
zoomLevel (optional): Zoom level for the magnified image (default: 3).
BorderRadius (optional): Border radius for the magnifier (default: “50”).
Example usage:
<Magnifier
imgUrl="image.jpg"
magnifierSize={150}
zoomLevel={2}
BorderRadius="30"
/>
License This component is released under the MIT License. Feel free to use it in your projects!
Message: this is the initial version of our component! While it may have a few quirks, rest assured—we’re actively working to resolve them. If you’d like to explore the code, visit our GitHub repository. Your feedback and assistance in solving the issues are most welcome.
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React slider component for showing product images to be used in e-commerce application
We found that product-slider-react demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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